It's not that long since Jane Couch, Britain's first professional female boxer, had to go to court for the right to fight, with the British Boxing Board of Control arguing that "women were too fragile to box and they bruise easily".

From the playground of the Benito Juarez sports centre in Tijuana, you can see American soil.

The Metropolitan Police is seeking another appeal against a High Court ruling, which found the force breached the rights of organisers at a vigil held for Sarah Everard last year.

Russia is attempting to "empty" the Donbas of people and peace talks are in danger of collapsing, Ukraine's president has claimed.

An MP under investigation for allegedly watching pornography in the Commons should be kicked out of the Tory party if he is found guilty, a minister has said.

It's not that long since Jane Couch, Britain's first professional female boxer had to go to court for the right to fight, with the British Boxing Board of Control arguing that "women were too fragile to box and they bruise easily".

Boris Becker will have to "rely on the charity of others" after his release from a two-and-a-half year jail sentence for hiding £2.5m worth of assets and loans to avoid paying his debts, his lawyer says.

A coalition of musicians is calling for music venues to drop the commission they charge for selling merchandise, saying it will create a fairer and more sustainable touring circuit.

The premier of the British Virgin Islands has been charged in the US with drug trafficking and money laundering crimes.

"I forgive you". The words of Mike Haines - the brother of murdered British aid worker David Haines - seemed to ring out around the courtroom in Alexandria, Virginia.